Welcome to our martial arts dojo (place of the way). We are dedicated to the study of authentic martial arts. We offer arts derived from the Samurai traditions of Japan that are informed by modern combatives and the sciences. We and our students find them a helpful tool for living in today's world too.
Unlike many martial arts, those practised in our dojo require no advantage in strength or speed, and can be practised successfully by women, men and children of all ages and abilities. In addition to the new skills you will gain, you will also develop flexibility, coordination, concentration, improved health and fitness, effective communication skills and self-esteem.
Unlike many martial arts, those practised in our dojo require no advantage in strength or speed, and can be practised successfully by women, men and children of all ages and abilities. In addition to the new skills you will gain, you will also develop flexibility, coordination, concentration, improved health and fitness, effective communication skills and self-esteem.
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Aikido in Sydney began in Crows Nest in 1999 at the urging of two of Andrew Sensei's early mentors, the late Iwao Tamura from Tokyo and Michael Williams from Byron Bay. Aikido in Sydney was founded as a place to practice being 'the best we can be' through the study of the way of aiki in body, mind and spirit.
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If you're interested in learning aikido and wondering how to get started, it's easy - just turn up! Everyone remembers their own first class and would like to help make your first class memorable and enjoyable. Our Basics class is the best option for beginners. The lessons are integrated with the rest of the dojo, with plenty of one-on-one time as well as group activities.
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Mat fees keep our dojo doors open to ensure a safe training environment. They help to cover things like hall hire, affiliation and insurance and are a small investment compared to the time you put into your training while at the dojo. Suitable for any of our aikido classes: Aiki Kids, Aiki Teens or adults: two 1-hour classes to give it a red-hot go.
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Plenty of on-street parking (see below). Good train and bus services. Great coffee nearby for before class and plenty of options for lunch or dinner after training. YES: Spencer Lane next to the dojo is a good place for drop-offs - there are no restrictions on stopping and there are places to turn around (it's a dead-end).
About aikido
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Aikido in Sydney is a safe and friendly environment in which women and men of all ages get together to practise the skills of peaceful coexistence through training in the warrior arts of Japan: awareness, respect, sensitivity, self-confidence, stability, internal power, striking, throwing, pinning and joint-breaking.
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